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Gas Shock Absorbers 120-130

posted by  Volvo4dv8 on  Wed Nov 18 23:56 CST 2015
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It won't matter what position the suspension is in when you put the shocks on. I've seen gas shocks raise the car some though. Usually the old shocks were so worn the car sat low. Not sure what is causing your issue. Maybe the springs are for non gas pressurized shocks. Maybe the wrong shocks or springs.






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